Referring a client to another adviser can be a daunting task and is not without risk. This guide serves to help you identify ways to alleviate the stress and strengthen and develop your existing relationship with your client base. Download your copy to learn more.

Slowed down with paper-heavy processes? The transition to digital has had a monumental effect on business productivity – download to find out why more audit firms are letting go of paper and what it could do for your client relationships.

It doesn’t matter how professional we try to be in our guise as accountants, we all have at least one client that we sometimes find difficult to deal with. This guide outlines a few methods you can deploy to salvage a client account that might be turning slightly sour.

I have discussed with accountancy practices many times the question of what it is the clients want from the practice. Clearly they want their accounts to be prepared, deal with VAT, payroll etc. If, however, you step beyond that, what they actually want as a business, it becomes much more interesting... view abstract

Sole practitioners have been around for many years, and will continue to exist for the foreseeable future. There has always been a demand from accountants to own their own business and manage their own clients. Similarly there are many clients who would rather work with a sole practitioner.